Fees & FAQ's
Fees at Fortify Movement & Health
Fortify Movement & Health is a private billing clinic.
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Initial Consultation | $105 |
| Review Consultation | $95 |
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Initial Consultation | $105 |
| Review Consultation | $95 |
Medicare Fees - Physio & EP
| Service | Fee (GST Free) | Rebate | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Initial Consultation | $105.00 | $60.35 | $44.65 |
| Review Consultation | $95.00 | $60.35 | $34.65 |
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| 15 Minute Free Consult | $0 |
| Initial Consult | $95 |
| Review Consult | $85 |
Initial Assessment
All clients/patients must have initial assessment first
| Pilates or Clinical Exercise | Fee |
|---|---|
| Initial Consult | $105 |
3:1 Small Group Class
| Pilates or Clinical Exercise | Fee |
|---|---|
| Casual Visit | $59 |
| Direct Debit - 1 Class Per Week | $49 |
| Direct Debit - 2 Classes Per Week | $98 |
| Direct Debit - 3 Classes Per Week | $147 |
1:1 Private Sessions
| Pilates or Clinical Exercise | Fee |
|---|---|
| Casual Visit | $95 |
| Direct Debit - 2 Classes Per Week | $170 |
| Direct Debit - 3 Classes Per Week | $255 |
| AxIT Assessment | Fee |
|---|---|
| Initial Consult | $105 |
| Review Consult | $95 |
| Body Composition Scan | Fee |
|---|---|
| Body Composition Assessment | $55 |
Physiotherapy & Exercise Physiology Medicare Referrals Via Your GP
At Fortify Fitness, we have set up a system where all you need to do is pay the full fee for your consultation. We then process the Medicare rebate, and you’ll have the rebate in your account immediately, on the spot.
Here’s a few things to remember:
You will need a doctor’s referral, sent to us prior to your initial consultation, outlining the number of sessions required.
You can get your rebate for up to five visits per year (please see here for rebate prices)
We can process the rebate on-the-spot, straight back onto your debit card.
Find out more information about Chronic Disease Management program
Patient referrals can be addressed to:
Fortify Movement & Health
2 Mallard Dr, Altona North, Vic 3025
Referrals can be sent via fax: 03 9959 8177
Or email: altona@fortifyfitness.com.au
Frequently Asked Questions About Exercise Physiology
You should see a certified Exercise Physiologist when you need an outcome and result from undertaking a specific exercise program, or when you have a medical condition or injury that calls for a specialist health care and professional exercise advice.
An Accredited Exercise Scientist (AES) focuses on improving health, fitness, and performance through evidence-based exercise for generally healthy populations. An Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP) has additional training to deliver exercise programs for people with chronic conditions, injuries, or disabilities, often working in clinical or rehabilitation settings.
An Exercise Physiology Initial Assessment at Fortify Movement & Health will include a thorough discussion about your diagnosis, medical history, previous and current injuries, health conditions and treatment based on your medication. We will also conduct an AxIT strength and movement assessment to provide a clinical postural and analysis of your body to assess risk management and improve your everyday life.
This full assessment information is important in order to prescribe an individual exercise program that’s tailored and designed for your body. Then, with your certified exercise physiologist, your goals are discussed and a treatment plan is designed and developed for you. Then, depending on your exercise conditioning needs, you’ll begin an individual exercise program in either a 1:1, or via a Telehealth call.
Your exercise therapy program will be reassessed and adjusted every 3-4 weeks to ensure your program reflects your clinical goals. If required, a structured home exercise program via a Telehealth call can be programmed to ensure that you’re getting the most out of your exercise physiology sessions.
From your initial assessment, you’ll have a clear management plan for your clinical condition. And you’ll be supported in a professional manner and care is taken to achieve your goals. Your Altona exercise physiologist will also collaborate with any other treating and allied health practitioners to ensure each member of your healthcare team is collaborating and working towards the same health goals.
All sessions delivered by Fortify Movement & Health exercise physiology are accredited. This means, you’re eligible for private health rebates, depending on the terms and conditions of your coverage with your private health insurance provider.
Yes, we work with patient referrals from GP’s, specialists, hospitals, medicare TAC, DVA and WorkCover patients. Self-appointed referrals are also welcome. We work with all allied health and collaborate as a team to make sure you get the best training and exercise treatment possible.
Yes, our Exercise Physiologists treat WorkSafe Victoria patients. We provide tailored, evidence-based exercise programs to aid recovery, improve function, and support a safe return to work.
Yes, our Exercise Physiologists provide tailored support for participants living with a disability under “Capacity Building – Improved Health and Wellbeing” and “Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living”. We design personalised exercise & lifestyle programs to improve mobility, strength, and daily function. Additionally, we provide extensive, evidence-based NDIS reports to help build and maintain support during participant plan reviews.
Yes, Fortify Movement & Health has clients involved in ongoing clinical exercise and personal training for improving wellbeing, increasing fitness, weight loss and strength. If you wish to become a customer and client of Fortify Movement & Health, then enquire or contact us to find out more about our services.
Your 1-1 sessions are based on your initial assessment results. Your exercise physiologist will tailor and base each session around an exercise program, working towards your goals and outcome, progressing at each exercise session.
Your private session allows dedicated time with our Exercise Physiologist, who’ll guide and help you to develop good exercise technique and understanding.
Frequently Asked Questions About Physiotherapy
See a physiotherapist if you have persistent pain, limited mobility, or injuries affecting daily activities. They help with post-surgery recovery, chronic conditions like arthritis or back pain, and prevent future injuries. Physiotherapy also improves posture, strength, and balance, benefiting athletes, older adults, and those with neurological conditions.
An Exercise Physiology Initial Assessment at Fortify Movement & Health will include a thorough discussion about your diagnosis, medical history, previous and current injuries, health conditions and treatment based on your medication. We will also conduct an AxIT strength and movement assessment to provide a clinical postural and analysis of your body to assess risk management and improve your everyday life.
This full assessment information is important in order to prescribe an individual exercise program that’s tailored and designed for your body. Then, with your certified physiotherapist, your goals are discussed and a treatment plan is designed and developed for you. Then, depending on your needs, you’ll begin an individualised program
Yes, our physiotherapists treat pain through active rehabilitation, focusing on tailored exercises to support recovery and address the root cause. This approach helps break the cycle of recurring pain and ensures long-term improvement and resilience.
Yes, we work with patient referrals from GP’s, specialists, hospitals, medicare TAC, DVA and WorkCover patients. Self-appointed referrals are also welcome. We work with all allied health and collaborate as a team to make sure you get the best training and exercise treatment possible.
Yes, Fortify Movement & Health has clients involved in ongoing clinical exercise programs for improving wellbeing, increasing fitness, weight loss and strength. If you wish to become a customer and client of Fortify Movement & Health, then enquire or contact us to find out more about our clinical exercise services.
A Physiotherapist specialises in diagnosing and treating acute injuries (less than 3 months old) through hands-on techniques and early rehabilitation. An Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP) focuses on long-term management and recovery of injuries, chronic conditions, and overall health through tailored exercise programs, supporting sustained recovery and prevention.
Frequently Asked Questions About Exercise Science
A personal trainer holds a certificate-level qualification and focuses on fitness and general health goals. An Accredited Exercise Scientist (AES) has a university degree and applies scientific principles to design evidence-based exercise programs, often targeting chronic conditions, rehabilitation, and specific health outcomes beyond fitness.
You should see an Accredited Exercise Scientists when you need an outcome and result from undertaking a specific exercise program, or when you have a medical condition or injury that calls for a specialist health care and professional exercise advice.
An Exercise Science Initial Assessment at Fortify Movement & Health will include a thorough discussion about your goals, medical history, previous and current injuries, health conditions and treatment based on your medication. We will also conduct an AxIT strength and movement assessment to provide a clinical postural and analysis of your body to assess risk management and improve your everyday life.
This full assessment information is important in order to prescribe an individual exercise program that’s tailored and designed for your body. Then, with your accredited exercise scientist, your goals are discussed and a treatment plan is designed and developed for you. Then, depending on your exercise conditioning needs, you’ll begin an individual exercise program.
From your initial assessment, you’ll have a clear management plan for your clinical condition. And you’ll be supported in a professional manner and care is taken to achieve your goals. Your Altona exercise physiologist will also collaborate with any other treating and allied health practitioners to ensure each member of your healthcare team is collaborating and working towards the same health goals.
Whilst our personal trainers don’t accept referrals, our exercise physiologist can. They work with patient referrals from GP’s, specialists, hospitals, medicare TAC, DVA and WorkCover patients. Self-appointed referrals are also welcome. We work with all allied health and collaborate as a team to make sure you get the best training and exercise treatment possible.
Your 1-1 sessions are based on your initial assessment results. Your exercise scientist will tailor and base each session around an exercise program, working towards your goals and outcome, progressing at each exercise session.
Your private session allows dedicated time with our Exercise Scientist, who’ll guide and help you to develop good exercise technique and understanding.
